The Day Post General Glamping Village

It was my second glamping experience! ⛰️✴︎ It was a weekday in early December, so I was able to stay at a reasonable price. The reception, common areas, and separate hot springs for men and women were located in the front building. ♨️ I chose the two-meal plan, so I was asked about my dinner time upon check-in. The food was prepared in the dining area of my room at my desired time. 🥩 Dinner was served from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, so I recommend checking in early! (Check-in is available from 3:00 PM.) Vegetable skewers, king oyster mushrooms, bread, raw sausages, beef, something like buttered potatoes, and salad were provided, and we cut the meat ourselves. (Yakiniku sauce and salt were provided as condiments.) The amount of meat looked small in the photo, but I was definitely full, and most importantly, it was delicious! The raw sausages were also spicy and incredibly tasty. 💖 I was staying with two people, but they only provided two paper plates for side dishes and one for salad, so I felt it would have been nice if they had provided more. 🥲 Also, drinks are not included, so I recommend bringing your own! I brought a bottle of wine and tea, but the room only provided enough cups for the number of people, and no glasses. I would have appreciated it if they had provided glasses in the room. 🥂✴︎ Free alcohol, soft drinks, and cup ramen are available in the common area in the front desk, but you cannot take them to your room. 🥲 (Free drinks are only available in the common area until 8:00 PM.) Breakfast was hot sandwiches, and the ingredients, packaged drinks, and yogurt were already in the refrigerator, so we made them ourselves in our room. 🥪 It was easy to make by following the instructions, and the taste was delicious, so I was very satisfied! We had the option to make our own bonfire, which we enjoyed roasting marshmallows for (you can purchase them for ¥300). Dinner and bonfire times were short, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, so it was a bit hectic than we expected. 🥲 I wish there had been a more flexible time limit. 🥲 The hot springs were available from 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM, and from 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM the next morning (shower use only available in the morning). The showers were small, only big enough for three people. The hot springs were provided with shampoo, conditioner, and body soap, and the women's baths even had cleansing oil, which was a nice touch. 🧴The staff warned me that the hot springs would get crowded after dinner, so I went in before dinner and had the hot springs all to myself. ♨️ The room was equipped with heating, a stove, and a kotatsu, so even though it was below zero outside, I was able to stay comfortable in my room! There are restrooms next to the hot springs in the front building and a toilet container near the room. It's a bit of a pain to have to go outside every once in a while during this season, but it was nice that it was so close to the room. There was a heater inside the container, so it was warm. There's no TV in the room, so I think it would be better if there was a projector or something. 🎞️ I had a really fun time. I'd like to come back when it's a little warmer. ⛰️✴︎ Thank you very much :)

I wanted to camp with a view of Mount Fuji, but I didn't think it would be easy to do so overseas, so I chose this place. I booked dinner included, and it was a bit disappointing that I couldn't eat outside due to the cold weather. However, the view of Mount Fuji upon waking up in the morning was stunning.

This is the best accommodation, offering affordable glamping in a fantastic location with views of Lake Yamanaka and Mt. Fuji right in front of you. It's all-inclusive, with free beer in the lounge after check-in. The BBQ dinner was delicious and filling. The rock bath is also great. Next time I'll make a reservation for the sauna as well.